What's the 32bit output format of octane for maya? I can't believe I realized it, but I can't find openEXR from the list of the file formats that Octane for maya can output. (I do have openEXR loader plugin loaded for maya)

I haven't tested much of Octane for Maya since it's public beta release. This is the first time, but it crashed on me the moment I clicked on the create spec material button from the shelf under Octane tab. Also, somehow, everything seems to take forever to respond now.
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This is the first time I tried using the Max2Octane exporter for animation, and so far it's been hell. Somehow, it would stop and can't find the obj file on every single frame it starts to calculate. Has anyone else experience this problem? So far, I can't find an answer. Help appreciated.

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This is the first time I tried using the Max2Octane exporter for animation, and so far it's been hell. Somehow, it would stop and can't find the obj file on every single frame it starts to calculate. Has anyone else experience this problem? So far, I can't find an answer. Help appreciated.

Count me in, I'm Maya user since Maya 3. I do all sorts of modeling. Charater, car, environment.

Congratulations, best wishes!

Ok, make sense. Well, how about some discount if you want to make it some sort of bundle? I mean after all, you guys have some power to call the shots, would benefit many of us I believe.

Ok, make sense. Well, how about some discount if you want to make it some sort of bundle? I mean after all, you guys have some power to call the shots, would benefit many of us I believe.

For multiple software users for example who use Max and Blinder or Maya. Having to pay multiple times for built in Octane Plugin will drive the cost up very fast. Is there going to be any kind solution for a more friendly price point for users like that to be able to access all plugin versions with ...

dragon looks good, only just doesn't look like jade. Real jade is very very hard, anything made out of jade are very well polished and they are hard to be scratched. the material looks more like a sticky rice sculpture. Also jades are cloudy.